Sentence examples for been litigation from inspiring English sources
noun
The conduct of a lawsuit.
- There is ongoing litigation in this matter.
As one judge remarked, the legacy of the Iraq war has been litigation.
The hearings will be the first time there has been litigation surrounding control orders in several years.
And indeed there's been litigation between Huawei and a notable US rival, Cisco, over intellectual property.
There has been litigation on the issue and the federal circuit courts have ruled differently but the law appears to be emerging along these lines: The employer may not have an obligation to inform workers about a pending sweeter deal unless asked.
Of course, counsel did not make as much $$$ as if there had been litigation.
Part of the reason for the decline has been litigation over drugs used to carry out lethal injections following several botched executions.
"There is litigation ahead".
The wild card is litigation.
"This is litigation of singular importance," Mr. Katyal wrote.
The writer is litigation director of the Institute for Justice.
